Hi all,

Any help much appreciated with a LED illuminating showing "ignition lock
out" warning
when i try to run the hot water or turn on the heating. The water warms
briefly
then turns cold after an audible click is heard. The fan, pump and
everything else seems
to continue to run,

any advice much appreciated ,

nige

Nige wrote:

Hi all,

Any help much appreciated with a LED illuminating showing "ignition lock
out" warning
when i try to run the hot water or turn on the heating. The water warms
briefly
then turns cold after an audible click is heard. The fan, pump and
everything else seems
to continue to run,

any advice much appreciated ,

nige


Stand by for lots of 'more details, please' replies! At the very least
I would think that knowing the manufacturer and model of your boiler
will be required.

Dare I guess at Potterton Suprima?

Richard :-)
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 17:20:58 +0000, Nige wrote:

Hi all,

Any help much appreciated with a LED illuminating showing "ignition lock
out" warning
when i try to run the hot water or turn on the heating. The water warms
briefly
then turns cold after an audible click is heard. The fan, pump and
everything else seems
to continue to run,

any advice much appreciated ,


If the ignition lockout light is to be believed and there is heat albeit
briefly then it more or less tracks it down to the flame sensing system.

So (FS Electrode, FS wiring, PCB).


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In message , Nige
writes
Hi all,

Any help much appreciated with a LED illuminating showing "ignition lock
out" warning
when i try to run the hot water or turn on the heating. The water warms
briefly
then turns cold after an audible click is heard. The fan, pump and
everything else seems
to continue to run,

any advice much appreciated ,

Ideal do a wide range of boilers, my advice would be to be a bit more
specific ... what boiler is it ?

--
geoff

In message , Richard
writes
Nige wrote:

Hi all,
Any help much appreciated with a LED illuminating showing "ignition
lock out" warning
when i try to run the hot water or turn on the heating. The water
warms briefly
then turns cold after an audible click is heard. The fan, pump and
everything else seems
to continue to run,
any advice much appreciated ,
nige
Stand by for lots of 'more details, please' replies! At the very
least I would think that knowing the manufacturer and model of your
boiler will be required.

Dare I guess at Potterton Suprima?

You could but my guess is that you'd be wrong ... the subject gives it
away


--
geoff

"raden" wrote in message
...
In message , Richard
writes
Nige wrote:

Hi all,
Any help much appreciated with a LED illuminating showing "ignition
lock out" warning
when i try to run the hot water or turn on the heating. The water warms
briefly
then turns cold after an audible click is heard. The fan, pump and
everything else seems
to continue to run,
any advice much appreciated ,
nige
Stand by for lots of 'more details, please' replies! At the very least I
would think that knowing the manufacturer and model of your boiler will be
required.

Dare I guess at Potterton Suprima?

You could but my guess is that you'd be wrong ... the subject gives it
away


--
geoff



ideal responce 120.

if i could replace the sensor do i have to partially drain system?

thx for replies

raden wrote:

Dare I guess at Potterton Suprima?


You could but my guess is that you'd be wrong ... the subject gives it away



Ah, sigh slapped wrists for trying to be too clever.

Apologies.

Richard (bitter Suprima 80 owner)

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In message , Richard
writes
raden wrote:

Dare I guess at Potterton Suprima?
You could but my guess is that you'd be wrong ... the subject gives
it away


Ah, sigh slapped wrists for trying to be too clever.

Apologies.

Richard (bitter Suprima 80 owner)

If bitter suprima owners got together and formed a political party,
they'd be a force to be reckoned with

--
geoff

raden wrote:

Richard (bitter Suprima 80 owner)

If bitter suprima owners got together and formed a political party,
they'd be a force to be reckoned with


LOL!

Fixing it improved my desoldering/resoldering skills immeasurably tho'

Rgds Richard
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